A writer’s talk and book singing will be held 2 p.m. March 17 at Ronald J. Norick Downton Library.
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With his newest novel, Oklahoma author Brandon Hobson creates a literary portrait of adolescent specificity and universality
Hobson will hold a book signing 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Full Circle Bookstore.
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Camille Landry and Oklahoma Policy Institute release a book of essays that shed light on the real struggles of Oklahomans
Landry began writing her essay series in 2013.
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Writer Constance Squires invents a ’70s rock legend for her highly anticipated second novel Live from Medicine Park
The book was published earlier this month by University of Oklahoma Press.
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Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park’s Or, humorously tells the tale of pioneering playwright Aphra Behn
The play runs through July 23 in OSP’s Paseo Arts District indoor theater.
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A local author chronicles the lives of 10 African-American women
Ordinary Extraordinary African American Woman: The Elder was recently published by Jewell Jordan Publishing.
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Literary Voices welcomes best-selling author Lisa Scottoline as guest speaker
The annual dinner event is Tuesday at Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club.
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Gena Showalter’s Lifeblood novel marks the most recent chapter in the Oklahoma author’s prolific career
Showalter’s newest book has made an appearance on the Young Adult Hardcover New York Times Bestseller list.
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New book Becoming Brave tells the story behind marriage equality in Oklahoma
Both Sharon and Mary Bishop-Baldwin worked for Tulsa World during their yearslong legal battle.
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Former juvenile detention officer draws on past experiences for his debut thriller The Berry House
Author Earl Freeman said he hopes other aspiring writers can draw inspiration from his story.